little shadow's bed and breakfast

*Eris* · 06-07-2019, 03:26 PM

She was chuffed that he seemed to appreciate her hunting skills - but, then again, he certainly wasn't in a position to turn down a meal. Eris nibbled lightly on the crunchy tail fin of the fish, leaving the lion's share to Oxide. She had snacked on berries and greens while she'd been gathering; fragrant plants were one of her favorite foods, in part because they were so easy to find by nose alone. He was still in a great deal of pain, but that was reasonable based on the events of yesterday. "Hmm... I'll start your lessons while you eat. Then you can impress Lament when you meet him," Eris murmured, scooting close to Oxide while he ate.

Although she trusted her chosen family, she wasn't quite sure what they would make of an outsider. The Ademre were here to bring glory back to their people... but what happens if they had all truly lost their way? There was no way Eris could guide them back now - the scent had been stale for a long time. All she had were memories, and her siblings didn't even have that. The idea of creating a new place, just for them, was thrilling.

"Okay, so, to start, you use your paws," she began, placing her much smaller paw on top of his. Eris tapped laugh on his front paw. "We're supposed to be very serious, stoic warriors... so I just told you laugh, like it's a secret just for us. If you knew Ademic, you would know exactly how I'm feeling, even if my face was like - " and she pulled a very straight, stoic face, with just the very tip of her tongue sticking out, then broke into a broad grin.

"Make sure you take your medicine," she said, trying to make it sound more like a command than a plea. Eris pressed her nose briefly to his cheek, a sign of affection that was like second nature to her, then doubled back to her stash of cannabis. She curled around it and began to slowly chew, fixing watchful eyes on Oxide to make sure he finished his meal and also his herbs.

"Speech."

Ademic

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